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09/10/2025
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08/10/2025

Help our homie out! πŸ’€πŸΏ

A young woman’s abduction spirals into a deadly ritual in this prologue to Zombie Slumber Party. | Check out 'Do NOT Read from the Book Bound in Human FLESH!' on Indiegogo.

05/10/2025

The new Netflix series "Monster: The Ed Gein Story" just dropped, and it's shining a spotlight on one of Hollywood's most heartbreaking closet stories - Anthony Perkins, the man who gave us Norman Bates in "Psycho."

Here's what they don't tell you in film history classes: Perkins underwent electroshock conversion therapy in the 1970s, desperately trying to "cure" his homosexuality after studios made it clear his career depended on being straight.

He'd already been forced to end his relationship with Tab Hunter in the 1950s when Paramount's president personally objected to his sexuality.

The studio literally promoted him in romantic roles opposite Audrey Hepburn and Sophia Loren to manufacture a heterosexual image while his real life stayed hidden. At one point, he told the draft board he was a "practicing homosexual" to avoid military service - then spent decades hiding that same truth to survive in Hollywood.

The Netflix series portrays Perkins (Joey Pollari plays him) as a young gay man crushed by 1950s Hollywood homophobia, forever linked to serial killer Ed Gein through his most famous role. There's a tragic irony here - Perkins played cinema's most iconic psychopath while being tormented by an industry that forced him to live a lie.

He married at 41 (partly to protect his career), and when he was diagnosed HIV-positive in 1990, he kept it completely secret for two years, terrified that Hollywood would never hire him again. He died from AIDS-related pneumonia in 1992 at age 60, still hiding.

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02/10/2025

We are loving our deep cut approach and here is a bunch of Horror Heads sharing theirs. πŸ’€πŸŽƒ

As spooky season officially begins, filmmakers tell Letterboxd about the horror film they love that not nearly enough people have seen.From Freddie Prinze Jr...

This episode, we are going home to mother. Join us in a relaxed look at Anthony Perkin's directorial debut, Psycho III. ...
01/10/2025

This episode, we are going home to mother. Join us in a relaxed look at Anthony Perkin's directorial debut, Psycho III. An experimental component of an underappreciated 80s trilogy that deserves discourse of the Evil kind.
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This episode, we are going home to mother. Join us in a relaxed look at Anthony Perkin's directorial debut, Psycho III. An experimental component of an under...

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30/09/2025

In anticipation of our next episode! πŸ”ͺπŸ’€

Here are some great behind the scenes photos in another home made still gallery copyright belongs to Universal enjoy!!

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30/09/2025

In anticipation of our next episode! πŸ”ͺπŸ’€

Carter Burwell - Psycho III - Theme [Extended by Gilles Nuytens]This is an extended version of the Main Theme of the movie Β« Psycho III Β» (1986) by Carter Bu...

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29/09/2025

Next episode, we are heading home to mother. πŸ’€πŸΏ

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26/09/2025

We are now on Tik Tok! πŸ’€πŸΏ

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26/09/2025

"I'm going home."

A mega-react from The Unholy Trinity to Francis Lawrence's, The Long Walk (2025), based on the inaugural Stephen King novel under the pseudonym, Richard Bach...

We are changing approach, Children of the Popcorn. We are going to be looking at more antiquarian works as well as the u...
21/09/2025

We are changing approach, Children of the Popcorn. We are going to be looking at more antiquarian works as well as the unknown, obscure and underrated. To begin this dark path, Hist-Horror-Ical era, we are going right back to the beginning with the silent spectacle that is cited as the first ever Horror film committed to celluloid. Yes, it's Marie-Georges-Jean MΓ©liΓ¨s', "Le Manoir du Diable", otherwise knows as Georges MΓ©liΓ¨s', The House of the Devil (1896). πŸ’€πŸΏ

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We are changing approach , Children of the Popcorn. We are going to be looking at more antiquarian works as well as the unknown, obscure and underrated. To b...

20/09/2025

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